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Boost your memory by actively engaging with the material—highlight key points, summarize them in your own words, and discuss them with others. Repetition and teaching what you learn can solidify your understanding. #EffectiveLearning #MemoryBoost #ReadingTips

Besides being a brilliant scientist, Feynman also called “The Great Explainer”. Indeed, this is the exact technique he used to master his Ph.D. exam.

✨”Master your emotions” is a short guide which will teach you how to control emotions, how to overcome negativity, manage them and how to use them into your growth. ✨There are practical techniques given in book which can help you in overcoming the negativity in us and transform it into positivity. It also explained the concepts of how self awareness works in changing our emotions through journaling. ✨It also explained what is ‘Ego’ and what role does it play on forming negative emotion…

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Do you want to be a straight A student? Well, you don't have to be a genius or go to a super-expensive school. You just need a weekly routine.

The infographic explains how to use since and for in Present Perfect Tense. Follow the link to get Free exercises for practicing since/for. #english #englishgrammar #englishtenses #presentperfect #esl #eslwebsite #engblocks

When you craft a strong atmosphere within your scenes, you have an emotional effect on your readers. Emotions are memorable. Strong emotions are unforgettable; that’s why you need to build atmosphere into your writing.

Besides being a brilliant scientist, Feynman also called “The Great Explainer”. Indeed, this is the exact technique he used to master his Ph.D. exam.

If you can move beyond the boring basics when you’re asked “What do you do?”, you’ll set yourself up for new relationships, opportunities and revelations, says introduction …

This is an important thing to share to ASD kids and young adults. We Aspies trust new ppl more easily, and pride ourselves of being very direct and honest. It's not easy for us to say things other than what it is, and our need to explain things at length just make it worse. NTs might perceive us as 'know-it-all' or even arrogant. We need to teach our ASD kids some 'tricks' on how to recognize social cues so they can make friends with the right ppl.